2016 Buick Cascada

I enjoy driving my car. When the top is down I feel free and relaxed. Even when the top is up I feel good driving it. There are some limitations in passenger capacity and trunk space but overall I feel it is a good trade-off.

Great styling, great handling, quality.

You will be pleased with the features of this quality vehicle.

Very well made, nimble easy and fun to drive. Rides like a larger vehicle but handles like a sports car. I think Buick nailed it with this Cascada. If I had a chance to influence a decision I would offer a SS Model next year in addition the standard model I have. Dual Exhaust, 50 -75 more HP, Louvers on the Front Fender Sides where the traditional Buick ports have been for years.

Made overseas

The Cascada is really fun to drive, and solidly built. The front seats offer lots of adjustment to keep driver and passenger comfortable. With the top up, there's less noise than I expected from a convertible. While I wish for keyless entry and start, the "fun factor" of this stylish convertible is worth giving up a bit of technology. I also added after-market blind spot mirrors to the sideview mirrors, which nicely compensates for the necessarily small rear window when on the highway. And the backup camera handles that part of the rear visibility issue that all convertibles share. Just remember to buckle the passenger seat belt before driving solo with the top down--otherwise when you get above about 30mph, it will flap against the door panel.

You'll feel 10 years younger!

Great looking car... Great drive and handling.... Turn too small.

If you like convertibles like I do, the new Buick is a great, affordable car and it is fun to drive. It is not up to the standards of a BMW or Infiniti, but it is a very decent car for the money.

Perfect car for the sports car driving experience with the interior room and flexibility to run all those errands that keep the house and family running.